CIOs Rally For Mentally Handicapped Children On Nov 15
CIO members join third annual Old Newspaper Boys Day in Cincinnati to sell a special Variety Club edition of The Post. Proceeds fund Hamilton County Council for Retarded Children and Goodwill Industries through the Variety Club programs. About 1500 volunteers will peddle papers downtown and in the suburbs to support education and training for disabled youths.
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CIO
Cincinnati
the Post
Greater
Herman H. Hunt
Variety Club Foundation For Retarded
Times-Stars
Mr. Hunt
Walter Grainger
Hamilton County Council
Goodwill Industries
Red Cross Offers Home Care Classes In Cincinnati
Nearly 150 people completed five Home Care of the Sick courses as the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Red Cross chapter plans four more sessions at 628 Sycamore St. Courses run weekly for seven weeks, taught by nurses, starting November 8 with two daytime and two evening options. Enrollment open to residents over 14 by calling Parkway 266.
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Cincinnati and
Hamilton County
Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross
Sycamore St
St. Joseph
Bertha
Fontbonne
Fifth Street
France
Patricia Welsh
Bernadette Pax
Local Committee to Advise on Aged Aid Formation
John J. Flynn Jr announces the appointing of a Local Advisory Committee of the Division of Aid for the Aged. Members include Judge John Keefe Walter Schmitt Dorothy Lawson Harry Gilligan Jack Hurst Steve Chevralier James Grace Ed Wilenberg and others from Catholic Charities Council of Aging AFL CIO and medical groups in Hamilton County.
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Division of Aid For the Aged
John J. Flynn Jr
Hamilton County
John Keefe
August Kramer
Catholic Charities
Walter Schmitt
Dorothy Lawson
Council of Aging
Chest
B. B. Evans
The
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Harry J. Gilligan
Jack Hurst
A.F.L
Steve Chevralier
C.I.O
James Grace
State of Ohio Old Age Pensioners Association
Ed. Wilenberg
Academy of Medicine
Community Chest Helps High School Students in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation, a small arm of the Community Chest, provides essential financial aid and counseling to exceptional teens. For 30 years it has aided about 24 students yearly, roughly $22 monthly for 10 months, enabling them to complete high school and become valuable community members.
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Community Chest Services
Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will
Life Magazine
America
Steve Chevalier
Sam Weiss
Allan Moritz
Wesley Huss
Barker
Edward Salzberg
Herman Hunt
Variety Club Foundation For Retarded Children
Lark Enterprise Complete
Gilbert Ave
Ohio
Theo
Ted” Clark
Mgr
Vine Street
Palace Hotel
DR Pollack
the Schoenling Brewing Company
Western Printing Company
Commercial
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